Silvopasture: Chicken Foraging at it’s Finest
If you know me but at all, you know that I have planted a number of fruit tress and berry… Read More »Silvopasture: Chicken Foraging at it’s Finest
If you know me but at all, you know that I have planted a number of fruit tress and berry… Read More »Silvopasture: Chicken Foraging at it’s Finest
So, a fox ate 6 of 8 of my chickens that were 17 weeks old (including the a Swedish Flower… Read More »Fox-proofing the Chicken Coop and RUN
I went to a native plants festival over the weekend, and I felt like I found my people – well,… Read More »Native Plants Festival at Chesapeake Natives Nursery
I’ve been getting more and more into native plants as I rewild my yard by not mowing. I’ve been planting,… Read More »Native Plants Coloring Book
This spring and summer I’ve decided to go “no mow” for my lawn – and it’s going pretty well so… Read More »No Mow Lawn: Embracing Nature in Your Yard
Even though I like to get cozy inside the house on rainy days, some of my favorite rainy day activities… Read More »Planting Seeds in the Rain
If you’re reading this, my guess is you’re concerned about the effect tariffs will have on the price and availability… Read More »Prepping for The TARIFF WAR
The term “homestead” conveys a sense of self-sufficiency that draws many conservative (and particularly conservative libertarian) people into the fold.… Read More »Ideological Similarities and Differences Between Liberal Homesteaders and Conservative Homesteaders
I generally don’t like to eat the broccoli stems, so I typically by broccoli crowns and compost the large stem… Read More »How to Grow Broccoli from A Stem
I learned about the Seeds Savers Exchange website last night, so I decided to check it out. It’s kind of… Read More »Seed Savers Exchange